Sure, many movies based on video games are just that- game play on screen without a controller. We could spend all day listing more than twenty years' worth of these films

During his WWE days as The Rock, Dwayne Johnson fought the biggest beefcakes Vince McMahon threw at him. Everybody smelled what The Rock was cooking.

There are some things in Hollywood that just do not work: Lindsay Lohan and sobriety, most marriages, Tim Allen tackling roles not involving Christmas, and successfully adapting a video game into a movie. Why is this so hard?

DOOM fans, brace yourselves for another barrage of Hell’s most heinous horrors! id Software and Activision, Inc. have teamed with Universal Studios Home Entertainment to include a playable demo of DOOM 3 for Xbox video game and entertainment system from Microsoft as bonus content on the Unrated Extended Edition DVD release of Doom.

The new releases this week cover a wide range of genres: animation, drama, action-adventure and comedy. The hugely popular Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Wererabbit is sure to please families of all shapes and sizes. Elizabethtown is a quirky little drama from director Cameron Crowe (Almost Famous, Jerry Maguire). Just Like Heaven is a romantic comedy starring Reese Witherspoon. Doom is based on the popular video game.

Heart-stopping action and groundbreaking visual effects explode onto the screen when the thrilling action-adventure Doom arrives on DVD and UMD in an Unrated Extended Edition February 7, 2005 from Universal Studios Home Entertainment. Starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (The Rundown, The Scorpion King), Karl Urban (The Bourne Supremacy, Chronicles of Riddick, The Lord of the Rings

The animated film Chicken Little adds a new twist to the classic children's tale. Zach Braff voices the title character, while Joan Cusack is Abby Mallard and Steve Zahn plays Runt of the Litter. Jarhead centers on Marine enlistee Swoff (Jake Gyllenhaal) and his transition from boot camp to active duty. There has been some Oscar buzz surrounding Gyllenhaal’s performance.

Saw II was the big winner at the box office this past weekend. The thriller earned over $30 million, almost double the second runner-up The Legend of Zorro ($16.5 million). Meanwhile, the comedy Prime came in the number three spot with a mere $6.4 million. This weekend's other new film, The Weather Man, opened in sixth place with just $4.3 million.